Scrap steel preheating electric furnace flue gas waste heat recovery device
A technology for preheating electric furnace and flue gas waste heat, applied in the field of metallurgy, can solve the problem that dioxins and flue gas waste heat cannot be fully recovered, and achieve the effects of inhibiting dioxin formation, strengthening heat exchange, and avoiding dioxin formation
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Embodiment 1
[0042] The electric furnace flue gas waste heat recovery device of this embodiment includes an electric furnace 1, a scrap steel preheating passage 2, a connecting flue 3, a combustion settling chamber 4, a flue 5, a cooler 6, a dust collector 7, a fan 8, a chimney 9, and a cooling The device adopts a partition wall heat exchanger 6, and the connecting flue 3, the combustion and settling chamber 4, and the flue 5 adopt an inner wall insulation structure; The welded pipe 31 and the welded steel pipe 31 are laid with a thermal insulation refractory material layer 32 , and the thermal insulation refractory material layer 32 is provided with anchor nails 33 , and the anchor nails 33 are welded on the steel coil welding 31 . The outer layer of the combustion settling chamber 4 is a concrete structure, the inner wall of the concrete is pre-embedded with anchor nails, and a layer of refractory and heat insulating materials is laid on the inner wall of the concrete. This effectively p...
Embodiment 2
[0045] According to the solution of Embodiment 1, the insulation structure adopted by the shell of the partition heat exchanger 6 is replaced as follows. The thermal insulation structure adopts concrete structure, and anchor nails are pre-embedded in the inner wall of the concrete, and then refractory and thermal insulation materials are laid. Other plans remain unchanged.
Embodiment 3
[0047] According to the solution of Embodiment 1, the insulation structure adopted by the shell of the partition heat exchanger 6 is replaced as follows. Preferably, the shell of the partitioned heat exchanger 6 is formed by splicing cooling pipes. Other plans remain unchanged.
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